Hedrick Children Feted On Birthday With Joint Party
Mr and Mrs J W Hedrick entertained at 1101 Grace Street for the joint birthdays of Faye Dean Hedrick and Junior Hedrick. Faye Dean turned ten and Junior eight. Guests included Doris Gray Peggy Jones Audrey Weavil Louise Cross Kanas Edwards Alyne Stroud Louise Stroud Vera Jones Dorothy Coltrane Mattie Weavil Louise Hatchett Sadie Hedrick Wayne Staley Bobbie Roe Jones Hafford Jones Dick Hedrick Eli Coltrane J W Hedrick and the honorees. The children received many gifts and enjoyed cake ice cream and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whitt Hedrick
Grace Street
Faye Dean
Junior
Doris Gray
Peggy Jones
Audrey Weavil
Louise Cross
Kanas Edwards
Alyne Stroud
Miss Mildred Byerly Weds Robert Brown in Bonlee Ceremony
Miss Mildred Byerly daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Byerly of 508 East Green street and Mr Robert Brown son of Mr and Mrs J D Brown of 408 Reed street were married in a high noon ceremony at Rev E W Byerly home in Bonlee North Carolina on Saturday August 8 1836. The couple will reside at 508 East Green street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Byerly
Charles Byerly
East Green Street
Robert Brown
J. D. Brown
Reed Street
Bonlee
N. C
E. W. Byerly
Nellie Huff
Quincey Garner
Charlies Byerly
Mrs. Byerly
Mrs. Brown
High Point
North Carolina Daughters of Cony president to visit Concord
Mrs. R. B. Ridenhour, president of the North Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Concord, is due in the afternoon to stay overnight with Mrs. J. S. Welborn on East Washington. Local residents Mozelle and Alean Hoffman have returned home from a three week vacation with grandparents in Valdese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ridenhour
North Carolina
The
United Daughters of the Coney
Concord
J. S. Welborn
East
Washington
Mozelle
Alean Hoffman
Russell Street
A. M. Lail
Valdese
Lester Lail
Leroy
Asters in Summer Bouquets and Costumes
Aster bouquet tips for summer evenings highlight pompon and baby asters as ideal for corsages garlands and shoulder pieces. Describes color harmony with light blue dresses, their summer season availability, long lasting freshness, and suitability for larger bouquets with pink and varied hues.
Mrs C C Smith and Rae to visit New York via Norfolk
Mrs C C Smith and her daughter Rae left Sunday for Norfolk Virginia to catch a boat to New York where they will spend a week. Mrs A L Powell was weekend guest of daughter Evelyn Powell Reep and Mrs E P Berry. Also visiting were Ray Minish and another daughter from Morganton. Miss Marie Phillips and Dorothy Greeson of Saxapahaw visit cousin Miss Mary Alyce Strickland. Mrs John Flyum of Minneapolis has returned home after visiting W K Nance. Mrs Mary Hogan hosts her sister Mrs J A Miller of Atlanta who will stay awhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Shelton
Woodrow Avenue
Carolina Beach
Shelton
C. L. Jennings
Max Meadows
Romaine Ellis
Stanton Street
J. L. Ellis
Thomasville
Jacqueline Ellis
C. C. Smith
Rae
Norfolk
New York
A. L. Powell
Evelyn Powell Reep
E. P. Berry
Ray Minish
Morganton
Marie Phillips
Dorothy Greeson
Saxapahan
Mary Alyce Strickland
West
Lexington Avenue
John Flyum
Minneapolis, Minn
W. K. Nance
Mary Hogan
J. A. Miller
Atlanta, Ga
Miller
Arranging Colors and Flowers in Water
Guidance on grouping colors for an arrangement and letting flowers sit in cold water for an hour or more before arranging. Emphasizes color harmony and stems hydration to improve design.
Flowers for the hair charm coiffures with lasting bloom
Gardenias camellias and carnations are ideal for hair arrangements. Their simple beauty enhances polished hairstyles and lasts many hours without wilting. Other floral coiffures include tiny rosebuds and violets.
Mrs Roy Welborn Hospitalized After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Roy C Welborn of 601 West Lexington Avenue is a patient at Guilford General Hospital after an appendicitis operation this morning. Her condition is stated as satisfactory at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Welborn
Roy C. Welborn
Wost Lexinston Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Return From Paradise Point Visit
A party of local residents returned last night from Paradise Point where they stayed at Mrs W L Hargetts summer cottage. The group included Judge and Mrs Lewis E Teague and their children Mrs A M Rankin Mrs W F Bailey and Mrs Hargett. Teague Rankin and Bailey spent the weekend there while the Teague children stayed the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Point
W. L. Hargett
Judge
Lewis E. Teague
A. M. Rankin
W. F. Bailey
Hargett
Judge Teague
S C Women Stars In Tennessee Meet
Women golfers from several Southern states practice at Belle Meade in Nashville for the first Southeastern Invitation Tournament opening tomorrow. Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky leads early arrivals and is noted as a holder of several section titles. Katherine Hemphill and Jane Cothran from South Carolina are expected to appear this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Belle Meade Country Club
Marion Miley
Lexington
Katherine Hemphill
Jane Cothran
South Carolina
Can two faiths share a happy marriage advice column
The writer asks if a Methodist and a Primitive Baptist can marry happily while keeping their beliefs. The adviser says religion and politics cannot be settled by argument, urges mutual respect and peaceable church choices, and suggests visiting each other’s services or choosing one path. If no peaceful settlement is possible, marry someone of the same belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Georgia 1936 Democratic primary centers on Talmadge Russell race
Georgia Democrats focus on the Senate contest between Governor Eugene Talmadge and Senator Richard R. Russell Jr. with a secondary race for lieutenant governor. Delacey Allen and J Ellis Pope compete for a post that may not exist until voters approve it in November. Fred Scott withdrew, fearing the office would not be created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Richard R. Russell
Delacey Allen
The
American Legion
J. Ellis Pope
Lyons
Fred Scott
Thomasville
Belmont Man Killed by Train at Crossing
E. L. Justice of North Belmont was killed when a south-bound Southern passenger train struck his light sedan at a crossing in Belmont. He was thrown from the car and apparently died instantly according to witnesses. the body was badly broken by the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
E. L. Justice of
North
Police Department Announces Several Staffing Changes
Chief of Police W G Friddle announced changes after two new members joined over the weekend. J Frank Shields and Melvin Ormand sworn in as officers. Ray Nance moved to plainclothes. J H Steele returns to uniform. Lonnie Bergman becomes patrolman. Shields takes Bergman’s motorcycle position. W C Johnson promoted to captain during Friddle’s absence. Ormand began patrol yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
J. Frank Shields
Melvin Ormand
Ray Nance
J. H. Steele
Lonnie Bergman
Mr. Shields
Mr. Bergman
W. C. Johnson
Friddie
Mr. Ormond
Copper surge Leads Stock Market Recovery in New York
Copper prices surged to new highs buoying a broader market rally while grain and cotton moved irregularly. The day saw mixed currencies, a steady start, a mid session dip, and a partial rebound as investors priced armament demand and steel shipments for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Teachers May Man Cook County Polls
Chicago August 10. A bill proposal to employ school teachers to count ballots in a central tabulating bureau won support from the Cook County election commission and the American Federation of Teachers. Representatives McSweeney and Weber said they will introduce the measure in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
Several Dismissals and Fines in Municipal Court
Five other persons lost licenses for four years with one ordered to serve five months on the county farm after arraignment for driving while intoxicated. Four defendants were fined $50 and costs, one paid damages. Others faced charges including false pretense, child support, fornication and adultery, and various prohibition and assault cases with fines, terms on county roads, or suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crutchfield
County Farm
J Lewis E. Teague
Richard Best
J. A. Montieth
Thad Welborn
Charles Small
Robert Henderson
J. R. Suggs
Guilford Superior Court
Southland Finance Company
Ernest Haynes
Claudia Ingram
York
D. C
Jasper Johnson
Frank R. Smith
Willie Williams
James Byrd
Sadie Martin Jordan
Ted Wood
B. H. Ledbetter
Connard Lee Hill
Kelly Hill
Hubert Long
Helen Lin
Clarence Williams
Oscar Williams
Mattie Parker
Toledo strike threatens gas service
An Ohio Fuel and North Ohio Natural Gas employee strike threatens city gas service as crews at plants walk out, with Ludwig, general manager, warning of possible shutdown if demands are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Ohio Fuel Company
North Ohio Natural Gas Company
Ludwig
North Carolina Fair Tax Chief Attacks State Tax Policy
Paul Leonard of Statesville told the State Federation of Labor convention that North Carolina relies on consumptive taxes for over half of revenue. He cited more than ten million dollars from general sales taxes and over nineteen million from gasoline taxes as proof of an unfair tax burden on wage earners and small earners. He urged action by the Fair Tax Association to abolish the sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Paul Leonard
Statesville
North Carolina Fair Tax Association
North Carolina
State Federation of Labor
Leonard
State Department of Revenue
Tax Association
General Assembly
Fair Tax Association
Mrs. Mabel Green Named Administratrix of $80 Million Estate
In Kaufman Texas on August 1 Mrs. Mabel Green widow of Col. Edward H. R. Green railroad magnate was named permanent administratrix of his vast estate estimated at 80 million dollars in a brief hearing.
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Hedrick
Virginia McCain
Marian Massey
Hill, S. C
Harmon Linville
Kernersville
Asheville
Harold Dorsett
Thompson Shoe Store
Gurney Snider
Mrs. Snider
Alma Morris
Roy Kearns
Elna
Joyce
Myrtle Beach
Harvey Gibson
Betty
West End
Lottie Moon
Hilliard Memorial Group
Woman's Missionary Society
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
Mabel Bullard
Green Street Baptist Church
Cecil Sain
East Commerce Street
Wes Memorial
Wesley Memorial M. B
Wethersfield
Connecticut
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
Richard Short
Josephine Paris
Alma Virginia McCain
Herbert Newbold
Herbert
Ruth
Richmond
A. Sherrod
Robert Collin
Raleigh
Mrs. Sherrod
North Main Street
Ben Swartzbere
Savannah Beach
Savannah
Helen Burrows
Asheboro
Mrs. W. A. Howell
White Oak Street
Gerald Smith
C. L. Michael
Carter, Jr
Chattanooga
Thomas Wiley
Grimes Street
Ms Gops
Moffitt’s
Aster
S. C
Tennessee
Marjorie Mansfield
Methodist
Grace Mulrooney Raft
George Raft
Virginia Pine
Miss Pine
Plainclothes
H. V. Lackey
Tury
Cos Johnnie Johnson
Gus Tipp
J. W. Perry
Will Doster
Earl C Rice
Macfadden
Washington Street
Avie
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